I am not a happy camper: my tennis class got cancelled because of low turnout. In the last two months alone, 3 of the extra-curricular activities that I have signed up for have been cancelled. Is the world conspiring against my losing weight?
Anyway, I really want to play tennis this summer. It's one of those sports that you can't play by yourself hence I end up being a needy person on my very own website. Hmph. Where the heck is Match.com Boy when you need him? *Sniff. Co-worker K and I were talking the other day. It's not as if our life revolves around finding someone. We're busy professionals, you know. LoL. It's just that there are times when it would be nice to be able to pick up the phone and know that the person you're calling will be down to accompany you to do whatever, whenever. It's like having a guaranteed activity partner, unlike friends who most of the time have plans if you call them the last minute. Maybe I need to change my Friendster profile to "Looking for: Activity Partners." It's just that I have a feeling that others have a different meaning for the term "activity partners." Where are my fellow PG-13 folks?
Wednesday, June 30, 2004
Tuesday, June 29, 2004
Buy and Sell
You know you don't have a life when you regard selling on eBay as the most fun you've had in a long time. *SIGH. LoL.
Sunday, June 27, 2004
To a Tee
Shirts to buy:
1) "Waiting for Prince Charming" from Aeropostale (spotted by Pen in FL)
2) "I Think Therefore I'm Single"
3) "All the Good Ones Are G@y"
All fit me well in more ways than one, don't you think? ;P
1) "Waiting for Prince Charming" from Aeropostale (spotted by Pen in FL)
2) "I Think Therefore I'm Single"
3) "All the Good Ones Are G@y"
All fit me well in more ways than one, don't you think? ;P
Thursday, June 24, 2004
Sigh of Relief
So, it's GMA and Noli. I shall take this as a sign that God indeed wants me back in Manila. HeHe.
This may be a misconception, but I still think that corporate life in the Philippines is much more fun. For one, your officemates become your gimik barkada. True? Second, during lunch time, your officemates will be the first people to tell you to take a break and eat. At least that's what the Filipinos in the Consular Section did when I spent a week there. Whereas at the all American Economic Section, kung mamatay ka man sa gutom, walang pakialamanan. Three, you're more likely to work with people your age. I wouldn't be surprised if I am only one of two full-time employees of the City who is below 30 years old. *SIGH. It's true: there are just some things money can't buy.
This may be a misconception, but I still think that corporate life in the Philippines is much more fun. For one, your officemates become your gimik barkada. True? Second, during lunch time, your officemates will be the first people to tell you to take a break and eat. At least that's what the Filipinos in the Consular Section did when I spent a week there. Whereas at the all American Economic Section, kung mamatay ka man sa gutom, walang pakialamanan. Three, you're more likely to work with people your age. I wouldn't be surprised if I am only one of two full-time employees of the City who is below 30 years old. *SIGH. It's true: there are just some things money can't buy.
Wednesday, June 23, 2004
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